Remap Radio

It’s spooky season, but there’s nothing spooky about the announcement of a sequel to Alien: Isolation. Rob, Patrick, and Cado try to figure out what a sequel to one of the horror greats might look like, before turning their confused attention to the future of Halo. Elsewhere, Patrick has been exploring the spookiest town of all in the new Silent Hill 2 remake, while Rob continues to plum the depths of Frostpunk 2. Finally, Cado has been playing Mexico 1921: A Deep Slumber, and we get into a shockingly long aside about Rob’s latest audio purchase.Discussed: Alien Isolation Sequel Announced 2:41, Meet New Halo Studios Just Like the Old Halo Studios 34:08, Silent Hill 2 Remake 48:02, Frostpunk 2 1:09:48, Playstation Portal 1:20:59, Who Doesn't Love a 3.5 mm Jack? 1:49:30, Mexico 1921, A Deep Slumber 1:52:49, FC 25 2:05:39, The Question Bucket 2:20:42See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week, the hosts tackle the turbulence in the gaming world, from Nintendo's legal pursuits against emulators to the struggles of Ubisoft with 'Star Wars Outlaws.' They share delightful insights on the intriguing mechanics of 'Echoes of Wisdom' and the intense co-op action in 'Space Marine 2.' Nostalgia flows as they discuss the highs and lows of gaming franchises while sprinkling in humor about absurd eBay listings and the quirky dynamics of driver safety. Join them for a blend of serious gaming talk and comedic relief!

A few weeks into the latest NFL season, Patrick and Rob aren’t sure what to make of their Chicago Bears. Is it good when your offensive line is going viral for falling on the ground? Are your most important players supposed to have a “team meeting” during “communication week” with the offensive player caller? Why, for god’s sake, can’t this team just be normal for once?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dive into the latest gaming buzz, from Sony's thrilling State of Play to the anticipated delay of Assassin's Creed: Shadows. Explore the legal showdown over Palworld that questions IP boundaries and get insights on impressive trailers like Monster Hunter Wilds. Uncover the emotional rollercoaster of game developers and the trials of managing power dynamics in Frostpunk 2. Plus, enjoy a light-hearted discussion on trophy hunting and the quirks of game design that keep players coming back for more.

In this lively discussion, Bloomberg journalist Jason Schreier shares insights from his upcoming book on Blizzard's legacy. The team dissects the tumultuous situation at Annapurna Interactive and the surprising resurgence of Flappy Bird, exploring its cultural significance and ethical dilemmas. Jason reflects on his mixed feelings about the indie game UFO 50 and his immersive experiences with Frostpunk 2. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of gaming, including Blizzard's troubling history of misconduct and the need for accountability in the industry.

Patrick, a gaming enthusiast, Janet, a passionate gamer, and Rob, who embraces unique gaming experiences, delve into the recently announced PlayStation 5 Pro and its implications for the future of hardware at a $700 price tag. They share their excitement for games like Astro Bot and Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2 while exploring gaming nostalgia and the challenges of developing for older engines. A humorous discussion around immersive tech and gaming experiences, especially with titles like Gunner, HEAT, PC, keeps the conversation lively.

In this discussion, guest Rob, a gaming industry insider, updates listeners on the latest gaming news and drops some surprising insights about Star Wars: Outlaws. Cado joins in to share highlights from PAX, emphasizing their excitement for Astro Bot and discussing the recent closure of the game Concord. The duo dives into the struggles of game development under corporate pressures, reveals the creative potential behind partnerships like Remedy and Annapurna, and explores innovative mechanics in upcoming titles like Life Is Strange: Double Exposure.

It’s nearly, folks: another chance for the Chicago Bears to break our hearts. Rob and Patrick gather around the sportsball to peer into the future, and discover that despite the Bears’ best efforts, they’re (once again) optimistic. But before that, we discuss how fans process rooting for mediocrity as an achievable goal, before transitioning it previewing the entire NFL season as a whole. In The Question Bucket, we determine the NFL’s saddest team—and it’s not the Bears!Discussed: No Cursing Please,  0:31, Quarterback Character,  18:09, The Upcoming Bears Season,  40:45, The NFL SAD Club,  1:06:00, The Rest of the NFL Season,  1:13:58See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fresh off watching Nintendo’s latest Indie World showcase, Remap Radio gathers to mull the endgame of the Nintendo Switch. Join Janet, Patrick, Cado, and Rob as they also wonder: hey, was that Apple TV Tetris movie any good? Elsewhere, Rob and Patrick work through some mixed feelings on Star Wars Outlaws, we try to unpack Concord’s failure to launch and what it says about Sony’s broader live service strategy, and everyone’s feeling Tactical Breach Wizards. In The Question Bucket, we asked and you delivered: more delicious corporate jargon.Discussed: Nintendo Direct 2:44, Star Wars Outlaws 32:02, Deadlock Exists 1:10:20, Concord 1:16:10, Stormgate 1:44:03, Age of Mythology Retold 1:49:16, Tactical Breach Wizards 2:03:24, Janet's Jak II Adventures 2:21:36, The Question Bucket 2:26:06, Outro and Announcements 2:45:12See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Somehow, Peter Molyneux returned. But so did Remap Radio, as Patrick, Janet, Cado, and Rob gathered to discuss Gamescom. In fact, Janet had a chance to play some of those games, including Avowed, Little Nightmares III, Winter Burrow, and more. Patrick’s spent time with gaming’s latest culture war, Black Myth: Wukong, while Rob’s been stuck in digital submarines in UBOAT. Elsewhere, Patrick and Cado have both been enjoying the tactical pixel RPG Arco, and in The Question Bucket, we ponder more about Molyneux and our favorite corporate jargon.Discussed: Gamescom Opening Night 2:20, Monster Hunter Wilds 20:14, Directive 8020 35:26, Lost Records 39:29, Avowed 55:57, Funko Fusion 1:05:39, Winterburrow 1:07:07, Black Myth: Wukong's Whole Deal 1:09:50, Arco 1:38:01, Destroyer: The U-boat Hunter 1:51:43, The Question Bucket 2:06:33See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.